Public Pays Ford Tribute in Detroit Funeral Planned
Detroit honors Henry Ford after his death from a cerebral hemorrhage at age 83. The public is invited to view the body at Greenfield Village, with a funeral set for St Paul’s Cathedral and burial at Addison Cemetery beside his parents. Ford’s plants halt operations as the nation pauses to mourn the industrial titan.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Derr
Pians
Tripute
Greenfeld Village
Lfe
West RB. Beech
Ford Motor Co
St Paul's Episcopal Cathedral
Woodward Avenue
Addison Ford
Joy
Greenfield Roads
River Rouge
Court News and Matrimony Notices Across Counties
Court news shows equity matters in a bill of complaint for an injunction involving Harvey H. Marsh and Ella L. Marsh versus J Grayson Wiles and Ruth R. Wiles. Marriage licenses list James O Cameron and Betty Ruth Vance, with several other couples named. Property deeds detail transfers of homes and land among multiple county residents. Archery troops note England's historical shift to mounted archery by 1369. A bowling banquet for Blue Ridge Major League set for Friday at the Big Springs Dining Room near Martinsburg. In Chicago, the Stags beat the Capitols 67 55 securing the series lead in the NBA playoff.
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Equity
Harvey H. Marsh
Ella L. Marsh
J. Grayson Wiles
Ruth R. Wiles
James O. Cameron
Riverton
Betty Ruth Vance
Fran
Royal Va
Joseph Snel
Philadelphia
Evelyn MM. Streight
West Potomac Street
Brunswick
Daniel H. Bare
Westeinster
Carol Remaberg
Marvin W. Margret
Hanover
Doris Moomey
Emmitsburg
Blaine E. Lyon
Edna
Hamaker
Widex
Coranolis
Arnolad B. Dove
Hilda ¥. Tobergeries
Jacob C. Mann
Ireve
Smithsburg
Jelier G. Lecithans
James W. Ricketts
Della L. Clark
Roser
E. L .Putman
George P. Devildiss
Calvin S. Lohr
S. Lohr
Itbiss
Et al
Counte
Kermit L. Lowe
James E. Ferrell
Willard T. Compher
En R. Knot
W. Cer
W. Lester Miller
Allen R. Knott
Miriam Evans Kefauver
Frederick
George L. Barrick
Walter H. Dudrow
Blue Ridge Major League
Big Springs
Martinsburg
W. Va
Maryland Music Clubs Convene in Frederick at Key Motel
The Maryland Federation of Music Clubs holds its annual convention in Frederick at the Francis Scott Key motel, with about 70 delegates from Baltimore and nearby cities. Mrs. Robert E. Clapp will preside as public programs run Friday and Saturday, including concerts by Hood College faculty and a banquet speaker, amid board meetings and regional gatherings. Police report a missing 13 year old, Alice Pennessi, sought by Washington authorities.
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Maryland Federation of Music Clubs
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Baltimore
Cl‘tonsville
Frostburg
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Robert E. Clapp
Sls
Hood College
Paul Beckhelm
Anna Marie Budde
Martha Reddick
Jack EL Plat
Anegany County
Pronle
Correhe
Shirley Braungar
Ncteon Sa Tre
Maryland football hires fourth assistant Jim Tatum adds Elder
University of Maryland announces athletic director Jim Tatum to add Houston Elder as fourth football assistant. Elder, previous Catlettsburg Owensboro and Portsmouth coach with 90 10 and seven ties at high school level, joins Walter Driskill George Barclay and Bill Meek.
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College Park
April
Jim Tatum
Todsy Nmam
Houston Elder
University of Maryland
Elder
Walter Driskill
George Barclay
Bill Meek
Tatum
Catlettsburg
Owensboro
Portsmouth
North Carolina Strate
Lewis announces committees for the affair and events
Lewis principal announces committee members for the planned affair with a long list including Mrs. Charles Paul Staley and Lewis Martz among many others. Pension plan moves Bethlehem Steel stockholders raise minimum pension to 3600 a year and lift a $25000 ceiling. Two women, Margaret E no and Mary Catherine Shut ho, are summoned for hearings after a street fight arrest in Police Court.
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Wilmington
Deb
Bethlehem Stecl Corporation
Vno
Oficer
George Hoffman
Margaret Eno
Mary Catherine Shutho
B & O Avenue
Timber land fires rage across Maryland on 300 acre blaze
Foresters in Maryland issued a 24 hour alert as fires already burned over 5000 acres. Karl E. Pfeiffer urged caution for sportsmen and motorists due to low humidity drying the woods. New outbreaks last night destroyed large tracts near Poolesville and Hiolen.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Foresters Office
Karl E. Pfeiffer
Poolesville
Hiilen
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Marshall Green
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Walkersville Bank
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Freda G. Kintz
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Clyde B. Thomas
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Woodsboro Savings Bank
Frederick County
Woodsboro
Dinco Bank
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G. F. Smith
Gail L. Catshall
Raymond L. Smith
Margaret Hahn
Union Bridge Banking
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